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to that conference could meet in the
perfect*accord that prevailed at Lo
carno, where Germans sai suuuuici
* to shoulder with Frenchmen and
Frenchmen tor the first time in seven
years treated Germans as brothers
and equals, and each delegate stood on
precisely the same footing as
every other one and all rejoiced in
the fact, i
We as a nation are not signatories I
to the Treaty of Locarno, but Mr.
Frost welcomed the fact that at least
we have taken two recent steps toward
participation in the affairs that
concern uss as really as they do the '
nations of Europe: by passing through !
one house of our congress a bill ap- |
prcpriating $50,000 for expense of a i
delegation to participate with the!
League nations in the coming dis-1
armament conference, and by passing
through the other house a bill for
participation in the World Court, albeit
the latter was so grudging and
so burdened with "foolish reserva-'
tions" as to make its usefulness to
ourselves or anybody else rather
morff doubtful.
Mr. Frost closed his address with
MORE ABOUT BOYS' AND
GIRLS' AGRICULTURAL CLUB
(Continued from page 1.)
agent in making Polk county rank
high in club achievements.
During the first and second week |
of February, the county agent expects
to visit practically every school in
the county and get the names of those
between the ages of ten and eighteen
who would like to join any of the
following clubs: Corn, cotton, potato,
- - pig, calf, or poultry.
During the first week in klarch, Mr.
L. R. Ilarrill, club specialist from
Raleigh, will be here and visit several
- of the schools in the interest of c.lub
' work. JOHN W. ARTZ,
County, Agent.
Columbus, N. C.
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Buy your blank deeds, options,
mortgages and contracts forms at
the Polk County News office.
FOR RENT ? Light, cheerful room ,
with use of bath. Location near Li- !
brary and churches. Miss Siller,
little Orr Cottage. 10-tf
WANTED?To trade a team of mules J
for land where fruit don't fail, or
will. sell. R. G. Hamilton, Route 1,
Tryon, N. C.
SUITABLE reward will be paid for
information leading to the recovery
of young Jersey heifer calf which
strayed from O. T. Bannard's place
on White Oak Mountain, last rail.
Address Vance Redmond, Steearns,
N. C.
REWARD for diamond-shaped Frat.
pin, lost between Melrose Ave. and
Trade St., Tuesday morning. Finder
please leave at the Ballenger Co.
FOR SALE?Fresh Hen Eggs, received
daily from the Valhalla Poultry
Farm. Rippian Way Store.
Jan 28 pd
"WANTED?Man with car to sell complete
line quality Auto Tires and
Tubes. Exclusive Territory. Experience
not necessary. Salary
1300.00 per month. Milestone Rub|
ber Company, East Liverpool,-Ohio.
' . 1-21-26
SEE" "me^or'^ilaTn"anTTancy dress- I
making at the Wilkins house. Miss
Cedia Thorne, Tryon, N. C.
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THE CREEN ARCH?Story of the
Carolina Mountains, by Claude C.
Washburn. For sale at Blue Ridge
Weavers. Ralleneer's and Missil
fine's. Feb. 4th
SEE "PRICE" FOR
GOOD FURNITURE.
RANTED?Middle aged man. Hus'
tier can make $50 to $100 or more
weekly in Polk County selling Whitmer's
guaranteed line of home necessities
? toilet articles, soaps,
spices, etc.?to his neighbors. Team
or car needed, but goods are furnisshed
on credit. Cherry of Alabama
made $122.50 in five days. He
had no experience when starting.
We teacch you salesmanship FREE.
Write us for full particulars today.
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N WORLD PEACE
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an appeal to all Citizens of this country
to "forget the things that are
behind" and to unite with all good
citizens of the world in all movements
for a righteous and permanent
peace, using Locarno as a model
of procedure; to quit advising the
world from the vantage ground of
superiority, and strive with'all that
is in us for the understanding of
"those nhcrss" that we ask for ourselves
and upon which alone we maf
base any hope for salvation from
even greater cataclysms than that of
1914-491S,
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Ri'jt Exeicise Thai
Will Be of Benefit
Here are a fewlsimpfe directions for
rest exercises:
Manufacture and mix your . own
drugs and keep your body going. Be
superintendent of your own plant
yourself.
Rest your thyroid, which produces
your iodine or energy for the body.
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region where the thyroid Is. Relax J
your neck and every time that it |
tenses or starts to tense, stop it
To rest your thyroid still more, use j
less bf its product ^
To use less of its product, distribute
what you have it_make, where it be- j
longs.
To distribute what energy you make i
where it belongs, practice any form of 1
exercise you like which Intensively j
balances the body. By balancing the
body?the most effortless exercise [
there Is, anv exercise whifh is done
better the less effort it takes?
the friction in the body which
has kept calling on the thyroid for
ten times as much iodine' as anyone
has a right to ask it to make,
comes to a stop, and at the same time
that you are relaxing your neck, and
making iodine less, the body stops !
drawing on. it for more.?Geruid Stanley
Lee, in Hearst's Ihternational Con- '
mopolitan.
Human Traits Evolved
by Young Chimpanzees
Remarkable human, characteristics
have been discovered In apes by Prof, j
W. Kohler, a Germ at scientist. Ha
captured and kept nijne young chlm- j
panzees In his jungle i home on Tene- j
riffe, off the African j coast, studying j
his peculiar family for1 six years.
The apes knew and loved him, grow- j
ing livelier In their games when be '
joined In. His personal appearance j
was well known, and when he ap- j
peared In riding breeches the apes
puzzled and studied the breeches mi- j
nutely. They would take off hie en- |
glasses and try theqi on their own {
noses; and when the professor shaved
off his beard there was a greet commotion,
the apes stroking his face,
neck and chin, and ejen poking down (
his collar to find the!vanished hair.
Chimpanzees have k sense of humor, j
show great affection, and know when
they have misbehaved and deserve j
punishment, being highly Indignant
with an offender who ;has been caught
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Knute Lawson escaped through an
air hole after swimming 50 feet when
he broke through the Ice near Duluth,
Minn.
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your order as well as offei
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Zez Confrey Mixes
Salads and Songs
Zez Confrey, famous composer of
the musical classic, "The Kitten on
? balled by his
friends as the
most versatile of
America's popular
song composers.
Those who
know him' say be
can mix a salad
or a song oddity
with equal sue
j^HH^ cess, which is
? . portrayal bl th?
/.cz Contrsy. ' , .
delightful pranks
of a certain young feline frisking over
the Ivories has been recognized ?;? the I
model of American syncopation.
Hut Mr. Confrey has other "firsts" I
In his repertoire, his acquaintances
declare. Country bred, he! is * Judge
of borse flesh, and also knows a good
cigar.
The simple life is Mr. Confrey s ides
of hapniness. Every so often Manhattan
gets too crowded fori him and he
boards a train for the country and
the companionship of a pertain murmuring
brook. Inevitably he comes
back with one of the merry tunes for!
which he is noted.
A bachelor, Zez keeps: open house j
l'or his friends. If he invites a few of
the boys over for a midnight supper,j
he does the cooking hirhsMf. Invitations
to his lively little dinners are
sought after. There are two dishes to
which Mr. Confrey is partial. So arq
his friends. His recipes for the two
follow:
Royal Eggs With Mushroom bauce.
12 eggs 1 % clip evapoSalt
rated milk dllPepper
uted with
1-3 pound mush- 1V6 cup meal stock
rooms (Tpls may be
1 slice pimento prepared from
2 tbsp. butter bouillon cubss) i
12 slices toast 2 tbsp. flour
ParsleySaute
the mushrooms In two tbsfk !
butter, taking care not to burn; mak*
a white sauoe of two tbsp. butter, {
flour, evagprated milk and meat Stock. I
I^Anlr flvn mlnntno Arl/4: thn nfuCi If Ait I
mushrooms and chopped pimento. i
Break eggs and drop into hot fat, being"careful
to keep egg fn a globular
mass. Just as soon as they are a golden
brown lift out and drain. Place aa
egg on each piece of toOTt. Allow two
pieces for each serving. Pour over all
the mushroom sauce and 'garnish with
parsley. ;
Pineappls-Cheese Salad.
10 slices pine- Crisp lettuce
apple leaves
1 cup cream 1 tbsp. pineapple j
cheese julCe. 7! j
14 cup chopped 1 tsp. sugar f
nuts * Qreen an 3 red
% tbsp. evaporated mangoes
milk Creamy salad
dressing |
Combine the cheese, nuts, evaporated
milk, pineapple juice and sugar, and
blend into a smooth mkss. Cht plneapj- J
pie circle^ in half. Spread cheese mixture
on a slice of pineapple and press
the otherj half circle of pineapple on
top of cheese as one would a slice of >
ibread in making a sandwich. Cut diamonds
or triangles from green and red |
mangoes and press into; the edge of I
the cheesw mixture between the pineapple.
Lay two of the prepared pieces
of pineapple on a crisp lettuce leaf.
Serve wltjh creamy salad dressing. This
serves fltje. i 1 \|
She Knew the Breed
Little Marlon gnd herj next- dor :
neighbor, Donald, were engaged In an
absorbing conversation. j'What are
anarchists?" asked little Marion, j
Then Donald swelled With wisdom"They
want everything anyone else
has got and they never wash themselves,"
he replied j I
"Oh, yes!" cried little Mnrion, wlith
enthusiasm. "I see?they is just- little
boys growed up 1"?Gulf Coast Lumberman.
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From Other Planett
While the Idea of shooting to the
moon is often considered by astronomers,
the possibility of projectile? evei
having been shot to the earth is hardly
considered at all. Yet strange carved
stones qt which there has been ho sat"
lsfactory explanation have fallen! from
the sky and been picked up at different
times.
In 1887 a small carved stone; covered
with Ice, fell at Tarbes, In
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THE POLK doUNTY NEWi.
Silver tip Showed tie
Could Cover Ground
Any one who has seen a bear walk
knows how slowly he j seems to move,
and his run Is a shuffling, lumbering
gait that is comical toj witness, unless
he happens, to be running alter you.
But a bear moves pjretty fast, notwithstanding
appearances, and the
grizzly, which looks jto be clumsier
than the brown or the! black bear, can
cover ground faster than the average! j
horse. i |
A western sheep rancher was riding!
In the foothills when] he saw a bigj
awkward silvertip. He had a rifle,
but was not certain Me could kill the
bear at one shot andi knew that he
would get Into trouble If he missed.j
So he gave a regular tjowboy yell, and!
the bear started away In alarm.
The man gave chase, at the sameU
time keeping tip the piercing yell, and
he soon noticed that the grizzly was
getting farther away. He continued
the chase for nearly two miles, until
the bear disappeared In the mountains.
and he had not gained a foot.
In going back over the trail he no- |
tlced places where the! bear had made
Jumps of 15 or 20 feet, and the ground
had been cut up by his claws, so thafcIt
looked as if a harrow had been run
over it.
No Longer Satisfied
With Looker-On Role
Bobby, pge five, sitting with, majesty
in the barber's chair, gazed with
scorn upon his sister, age seven. ?
"I asked for you to come with us,"
he remarked naughtily, "so you could
look at hip ivhilo I Inure mv hair cut. !
And you are not looking!"
Oil, but there was accusation, dire
reproach in his youthful fury.
"1 am tired of looking. I don't
want to look any more. 1 want ni^
own hair cut," sniffed sister. "It Is
your turn to look at me."
Bobby's lip quivered. Traitorous,
jealous sister. . . . Say, just wait
till he got her home. He'd pull tier
hair.
It's happening all over the world in
every age. in every walk of Ufe. Sister
is tired of looking. ...
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France, in i?t? auouic.
carved, dropped in a plantation in
Dutch Guiana, while a carved cylinder
of stone was reported to have fallen
in the United States In 1910J j
A possible explanation concerning
the stone that fell at Tarbes was [made
at the time by Professor Sucre, who
thought that it must have been swept
up in a whirlwind in some other pfpt
of the world and r then dropped at
Tarbes. , J
But while such a1 supposition might
be accepted as possible, more convincing
evidence Is required, for should the
scientist's surmise in regard tb ths
whirlwind be correct, it is strange
that the stone should have fallen alone
?without any of the other things a
whirlwind would be bound to collect
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Ancient ouomcr^cu
Found in Caspian Sea
Moscow.?The discovery of an ancient
submerged city near Shlkov, a
sandy bank on the Caspian sea, was
made recently by Alex Atayeff, a captain
In the soviet mercantile fle^t.
Atayeff's ship, bound from ! Persia to
Baku, accidentally changed- Its usual
course and while soundings, were being
made, he noticed buildings on the
sea floor.
Atayeff asserts that under the bright
sunshine he was enabled to distinguish
streets and buildings of ancient AsiatU
architecture. A further Investigation
revealed a well preserved roadway
leading to the Baku fortress. |
Archeologlstg are of the opinion
that the-discovery reveals the] lost city
of Kbaradasheger, which Is believed to
have been submerged centuries ago by
an earthquake which altered the whole
coast line. Local inhabitants [ have the
tradition that several oth^r cities
were destroyed by the earthquake
READ THE PPOLI? COUNT-? NEWS.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Having tiunlified as administratrix
of the pstate of Hen F. Mills, deceased,
late of I'olk County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the under
sign' ii. ?ii "i ryuii, it. uii wi
the 4th dfty of February, 1927, or
this notice) will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. Ail persons indebted
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MONEY
SAVED
RANSKY
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NTEED TO
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OMOBILES
s thousands of users attest,
?vefit Spark Plug Tr<?ul?l?*
Ingine to start Easier, Civ,,
nd save from 25% to 50% <.r,
while making more miles
: will gladly endorse tin
'uck you are paying for It.
Itransky Vrporizer? Mann
NTS WANTED
SON, Distributor
Tryon, N. (;
I to said estate will plea-.- : .\i? .
j mediate payment.
This 4th day of February, pet
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School House Friday Night l-'eiiurary
Benefit of Tryon Graded
A" A re Coadirly Invited.
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